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Former female staffers from Trump's White House reveal burnout due to high expectations for professional perfection and constant availability, highlighting the challenges of balancing demanding roles with family life.

The US Department of Justice has charged 11 individuals in a decade-long marriage fraud scheme, allegedly arranging over 1,000 sham marriages to help foreign nationals obtain US green cards.

Selena Gomez and her Wondermind co-founders are being sued by two investment firms that claim they were misled into putting more than $1 million into the mental health startup.

A viral theory claims US President Trump was jolted awake by an aide during a vaccine briefing, sparking online speculation about a hidden device. The claims remain unverified.

The Pentagon is investigating claims of two cellphone videos showing a 100-foot triangular object near a Colorado military base. The videos remain unverified, with details emerging from anonymous sources.

Dr Rachel Danis, a medical specialist, faces public scrutiny after marrying Patrick Clancy, whose ex-wife is on trial for a high-profile family tragedy. Her career and social media presence are under examination.

A US Navy sailor's mental health struggles and expired prescription raise safety concerns aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, highlighting broader issues of morale and support during extended deployments.

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit eastern Indonesia, causing 38 deaths and trapping residents. Rescue efforts are hindered by landslides and communication issues, with aftershocks continuing to pose risks.

Country singer Bryan Andrews faces industry backlash and threats after criticising Trump supporters, questioning their Christian values. Despite risks, he remains vocal about his political stance.

Federal prosecutions for sex trafficking have decreased significantly under the Trump administration, attributed to resource shifts, staffing shortages, and victim reluctance, according to a Reuters.

The US Treasury's rollback on corporate ownership reporting exempts domestic companies from disclosing beneficial ownership, raising concerns about transparency and the ability to track financial crimes.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's financial disclosure reveals modest assets, ongoing student debt, and plans for egg freezing, sparking discussions on financial transparency and personal expenses.

The UK has condemned Benjamin Netanyahu's claim that Britain is becoming an 'Islamic republic' with nuclear weapons, calling the remarks 'completely unacceptable'.

Iran ridiculed Donald Trump over a covert operation involving his secret transfer from a plane in Turkey due to an Iranian threat, suggesting he hid in a cart with tacos and Coke.

President Trump dismisses concerns about the USS Abraham Lincoln's extended deployment. The Navy plans to replace the carrier soon, but questions about the mission's end remain.

FBI records reveal a mysterious encounter involving red lights and a 25-minute time discrepancy on an analogue watch, sparking speculation about potential electromagnetic effects or secret technologies.

Online sleuths have reignited the long-running 'body double' theory around Melania Trump after spotting a lookalike aide beside Donald Trump on Air Force One.

A surrogate mother in Texas is fighting for custody after refusing a $250,000 lawsuit threat to terminate a pregnancy due to a severe heart condition diagnosis in the unborn child.

Donald Trump and Elon Musk have reconciled after Musk pledged $100 million (£74.2 million) to support Republicans, ending their feud. The reunion, sealed at a Beijing summit, focuses on mutual political survival.

Lawyers for Bad Bunny, Drake and other reggaeton stars have urged a US judge to rethink a ruling that puts nearly 1,800 songs on the line in a sprawling copyright battle over a 1989 Jamaican rhythm.

Donald Trump has hinted at a potential third presidential term, despite acknowledging legal barriers. His comments have sparked mixed reactions and ongoing political tensions.

International Motors is set to shed 1,341 jobs at its Springfield, Ohio operations by October 2026, in one of the state's largest mass layoffs in five years, according to WARN filings.

As physical assaults and daily harassment against Christians in Jerusalem triple, Catholic nuns in the Old City are now being escorted by Jewish volunteers in an urgent bid to ensure their safety.

Republican Rep. Max Miller is sued by his ex-wife for allegedly sharing a nude image of their daughter online amid a custody battle. The image was reportedly accessed by thousands.

US foreign aid cuts have led to the closure of maternal health programmes in Nepal, resulting in increased deaths among pregnant women and newborns.

A US citizen was wrongly handcuffed by ICE agents on an Atlanta jet bridge after Delta delayed his boarding for a technical issue, sparking major questions about airline cooperation.

Over 57 million American workers are trapped in disposable jobs lacking basic security while major corporations continue replacing secure roles with temporary contracts.

A new Government Accountability Office report accuses Elon Musk's cost‑cutting agency DOGE of overstating savings as experts warn of lasting damage to US tax enforcement, science and data privacy.

A sailor aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln reportedly described harsh conditions during an extended deployment, including food shortages and emotional strain, raising questions about the limits of prolonged naval missions.